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'''Shishak''' (Hebrew: shī´shak שׁישׁק; Greek: Sousakeím, Σουσακείμ), an [[Egyptian]] [[pharoah]] mentioned in the [[Biblical]] books of ''1st Kings'' and ''2nd Chronicles'' and a contemporary of the Israelite kings [[Solomon]] and [[Rehoboam]].  Majority consensus of historical scholars and archaeologists identify Shishak with Pharoah [[Shoshenq I]], although more recently historian David Rohl has claimed [[Rameses II]] as Shishak, based on a variety of circumstantial evidence.

'''Shishak''' (Hebrew: shī´shak שׁישׁק; Greek: Sousakeím, Σουσακείμ), an [[Egyptian]] [[pharoah]] mentioned in the [[Biblical]] books of ''1st Kings'' and ''2nd Chronicles'' and a contemporary of the Israelite kings [[Solomon]] and [[Rehoboam]].  Majority consensus of historical scholars and archaeologists identify Shishak with Pharoah [[Shoshenq I]], although more recently historian David Rohl has claimed [[Ramses II]] as Shishak, based on a variety of circumstantial evidence.

==Biblical account==

==Biblical account==